Privacy
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Quick answer
The Privacy Policy at mitraos.ai is the authoritative source for how Mitra OS handles personal information. For privacy questions, write to privacy@mitraos.ai.
Summary
This wiki does not restate the legal Privacy Policy, so the two can never disagree. It points you to the policy, explains how privacy relates to the security design, and gives the privacy contact.
Key takeaways
- The Privacy Policy is the legal source of truth.
- This wiki contains no private member information.
- Privacy questions go to privacy@mitraos.ai.
Read the policy
The Privacy Policy and Terms govern your use of Mitra OS. If anything on this wiki differs from them, the policy and terms apply.
How design supports privacy
See Security overview for passwordless sign-in, confirmation steps and audit logging.
Frequently asked questions
People also ask
- Does Mitra OS use passwords? (Security overview)
- What needs extra confirmation? (Security overview)
- Where can I read the formal privacy terms? (Security overview)
- What is Vault? (Identity and the Vault)
- Do I need a password? (Identity and the Vault)
Related topics
guide Security overview An overview of how Mitra OS is designed to protect members: passwordless sign-in, confirmation for sensitive actions, grounded AI and audit logs. feature Identity and the Vault How Mitra OS approaches verified identity with the Vault module, device-bound sign-in, and confirmation steps for sensitive actions. feature Family Families use Mitra OS to keep life organized. Learn what is planned for family features and how they relate to identity and privacy. feature Passkeys Mitra OS uses passkeys for passwordless, device-bound sign-in with the Secure Enclave on iOS, Android Keystore on Android and WebAuthn on the web.
Glossary terms on this page
- MITRA: MITRA is the orchestration platform behind Mitra OS. Mitra is the name you talk to, and Mitra OS, Inc. is the company that builds it.